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unfortunately Joe here is right

http://www.neophi.com/albums/Zetail/350ZLogo.sized.jpg

thats the logo, so your proportions are a bit off, maybe look into cutting out the squares in the upright, and thinning out the horizontal pieces.

  • 5 months later...

ok, not a bad try.. some of the guys dont like it, but they dont have to look at it 24/7 do they!

If it were my car in my garage, the build would go like this:

use the same size circle..

a nice pollished stainless steel front sheet,

then cut the 'Z' out, in the middle of the sheet.

mount another sheet about 25mm behind the hole of Z of the front sheet, so u end up with 2 sheets 25mm apart, one behind the other.

add a round neon or some LED's and bonza!

Instant glow lite for a really slick finish!

But that would be MY way! lol,

ATM, i just got a genuine nissan flag!

  • 8 months later...

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